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Good news in Toronto: B.J. Ryan's back is fine!
The rest, not so good.
The Blue Jays haven't won a game in May, Roy Halladay's ERA and velocity are headed in opposite directions, another starter just went on the DL, Frank Thomas is gearing up for another run at Comeback Player of the Year (2008 edition) and the local papers have bid adieu to the 2007 season.
The Blue Jays were swept, in order, by the Cleveland Indians, Texas Rangers and Boston Red Sox, a nine-game wobble in which they were outscored by 45 runs and subsequently replaced the New York Yankees as the AL East team most likely to remove the sharp objects from the clubhouse.
The trouble started early. Setup man Brandon League hasn't thrown a pitch because of a shoulder ailment that might yet require surgery. Reed Johnson, Gregg Zaun and Gustavo Chacin are on the DL, and Troy Glaus came off two weeks ago. Ryan shut it down in mid-April, and then, for the first time in medical history, a sore back necessitated Tommy John surgery.
Turns out, Ryan was having elbow issues all along, beginning in spring training, which was the organization's little secret. GM J.P Ricciardi explained, "It's not lies if we know the truth," which is an interesting way of endearing the locals to a team that's just gone 13 years without a playoff game.
• Los Angeles Dodgers manager Grady Little's choice in Florida yesterday afternoon in a scoreless game, one out in the bottom of the ninth, runners at second and third, his starter – Derek Lowe – still on the mound:
• Pitch to Josh Willingham.
• Walk Willingham and pitch to – gulp – Aaron Boone.
Little, who had something of a seminal moment with Boone a few Octobers ago, admitted the situation dictated loading the bases. Lowe, who had thrown 93 pitches, indicated the decision was left to him.
Willingham, of course, homered. But, while Lowe made the wrong pitch (fastball, middle, hit-me sign), he made the right choice, and in this case I don't mind Little leaving it to the guy who's been out there for 25 outs. Willingham had been hitless in six career at-bats against Lowe, including a strikeout and two ground-ball outs – one leading to a double play – Thursday. No wonder he felt good about that. Boone had doubled two innings before, his second double in six career at-bats against Lowe.
• Jonathan Papelbon told Fox Sports New England that Curt Schilling's Barry Bonds riff "wasn't too professional," but that the Red Sox would, "not really worry about what he has to say about other players. … We've got our agenda to stick to and win ballgames." And then Coco Crisp jumped in on radio. He told a Providence station that a player who used steroids, "should be ashamed of yourself," but since the evidence against Bonds is circumstantial, "go out and support him." We'll leave it to Terry Francona to sort out.
• Jeff Weaver, who has allowed at least six runs in five of six starts for the Seattle Mariners and doesn't seem to be getting any better, probably is headed to the bullpen. He'll be replaced in the rotation by Cha Seung Baek, who beat the Detroit Tigers with a complete game Wednesday. Bill Bavasi's next call should be to the St. Louis Cardinals, who made something of Weaver last season after a similar – but about half as gruesome – start for the Los Angeles Angels. The Cardinals should expect to pay only about a quarter on the dollar on Weaver, who spurned a two-year Cardinal offer in the offseason for the greater one-year payday ($8.3 million) in Seattle.
• Under the radar, right-hander Kelvim Escobar is 4-1 with a 2.21 ERA in six starts for the Angels. His loss came on April 8, when the Oakland A's beat him, 2-1. A scout in Anaheim on Thursday – Escobar didn't walk a Cleveland Indians batter in a 103-pitch complete game – said it was the best he'd seen Escobar in a long time. The key: fastball command.
• Just more pitching for the Angels, who don't seem to be getting anywhere in their search for a hitter. Maybe because by "search" we mean actually going out and looking. Carl Crawford can be had. That'd be a good place to start.
Tampa Bay Devil Rays third baseman Ty Wigginton, ejected from Thursday's game in Baltimore, angrily flung his cap into the stands on his way off the field. The Orioles fan who caught it … threw it back.
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Foundations of Photography: Composition
Composition can make an interesting subject bland or make an ordinary subject appear beautiful. In this course, photographer and author Ben Long explores the concepts of composition, from basics such as the rule of thirds to more advanced topics such as the way the eye travels through a photo.
The course addresses how the camera differs from the eye and introduces composition fundamentals, such as balance and point of view. Ben also examines the importance of geometry, light, and color in composition, and looks at how composition can be improved with a variety of post-production techniques. Interspersed throughout the course are workshop sessions that capture the creative energy of a group of photography students; shooting assignments and exercises; and analyses of the work of photographers Paul Taggart and Connie Imboden.
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- Hi, my name is Ben Long, and welcome to Foundations of Photography, Composition. How many times have you come back from shooting and looked at your images and thought, "Wow, this one really works," and, "This one really doesn't." Sometimes an image doesn't work because of a technical problem. It's blurry, or your hand's in front of the lens or something, but more often, an image works because of how it's composed. Much more than technical understanding or ability, composition is what separates the good photographers from the not so good photographers, and in this class we're going to cover in depth all of the fundamental building blocks of composition.
You're going to examine lots of compositional concepts that you can use no matter what kind of subject matter you're shooting. We're going to explore the process of seeing and look at some techniques to get your visual sense working in a new way. Light is the beginning of all photos. Without good light, it's hard to get good results, but light can also be a subject unto itself and an essential tool for achieving good compositions, so we'll be exploring light in detail. Improving your composition skills is not just a process of learning how to compose. You also need a vocabulary for discussing composition and an understanding of how to look at your own images with a critical eye, so to that end, we'll be performing lots of compositional analysis of my images, as well as the work of three other photographers and an entire class full of students, and finally, we're going to spend time talking about shooting practices, what you need to do in the field to get access to the subject matter you want and how to improve your chances of coming back with a good shot.
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'Yacht Babe' at China (Xiamen) International Boat Show China (Xiamen) International Boat Show
The China (Xiamen) International Boat Show 2013 will he held at the Xiamen Marina, China, between 8 and 11 November this year.
There will be three separate venues at the show. The indoor exhibition will be held in Blocks 4, 5 and 6 at the Xiamen Marina, with a display area of some 5,000 square metres, showing off technical equipment and housing the Yacht Club.
An outdoor area, covering about 20,000 square metres on the Coastal Square of the marina, will showcase yachts, sailing boats, components and service providers.
Finally, the on-water display will be in the 30,000-square-foot marina with its nearly 300 berths, for display of motor and sailing yachts, test drives and showcasing of components and equipment.
Boats being displayed in the marina itself must not exceed 18 metres in height or 130 feet in overall length. The 236 berths in the Phase II of the Xiamen Marina will be completed just prior to the show bringing the total capacity to the promised 300 and making this the largest show in China.
[Somehow, they are all 'the largest show in China', but this one has a better claim than most. Ed]
There will be a very varied line up of vessels from luxury yachts to small pleasure boats exhibited along with all the accompanying equipment, components, and services. Water sport toys of all shapes and sizes will be on show and there will also be experts showing off their special finance and insurance deals. A special zone has been set aside for high-end luxury lifestyle brands, which also includes cars and helicopters. There is bonded warehousing for professional equipment.
Every need and taste has been catered for and this should, indeed, be a memorable event.
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I was lucky enough to ski Sunday River, for the first time, on Jan 2, 2008, after a dump of about a foot of fresh, dry powder the night before. It was one of the best days of New England skiing I've had in roughly twenty-five years. Because of the deep snow, everything was skiing a notch harder than it should (for me at least -- I'm used to New England hard-pack), so the mountain was plenty challenging. Furthermore, I had no lines all day -- every lift was ski-on (though some lifts were unfortunately closed.) There are many twisty, medium-steep intermediate trails that I simply loved, tough enough to warm up your legs but easy enough for an advanced intermediate like myself to get up some rhythm and speed.
One of the most appealing features of Sunday River is its sprawling layout. There are many different peaks and you have a real sense of exploration traveling from one region to another. The scenery is outstanding.
I had read a little about the strategy of skiing Sunday River before going -- it was good advice, and I'll pass it along. Don't plan on doing too much "horizontal" skiing -- that is, choose an area of the place and stick with it for a bunch of runs. When you're ready to move to a different area, kiss your current area goodbye because you'll waste precious time trying to back to it. Look at the map carefully and find the "most downhill" way to get to the next section, and go with that. With a little planning I was able to avoid herring-boning all day with only one exception: an unavoidable trail linking Jordan to the rest of the place called "Kansas" that is as flat as its name suggests.
Also, stick to the detachable lifts to cram in as much skiing as possible. I would've ridden detachables all day but my quads were burning so badly I actually took a few slow lifts on purpose! And it was one of the only ski days of my life where I was actually relieved that I got down to the bottom at 4:02 and not 3:59. It was a whole lotta skiing.
I highly recommend Sunday River and I will be back.
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Milo suspended from Twitter
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FB bans gay page for Islamophobia
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Re: FB bans gay page for Islamophobia
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June 22, 2016, 12:18:38 PM »
Quote from: Crafty_Dog on June 22, 2016, 11:01:53 AM
Depending on the definition of phobia, the gay view of Islam is not irrational fear.
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Re: Media, Ministry of Truth Issues
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June 22, 2016, 02:44:08 PM »
Good point
I resent this belittling descriptive adjectives that calls everything phobia that the left and their media echoes keep throwing out all over the air waves.
This is less about fear than being angry and pissed off and resentful.
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If they have such a good point, why do they need to lie?
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June 22, 2016, 07:26:01 PM »
AR-15 Inventor Says HBO Grossly Distorted His Views On Guns
A recent anti-gun segment on Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel didnt lie about what I said, it just omitted key parts, which changed the meaning.
MAY 31, 2016 By Jim Sullivan
The anti-gun HBO sports interview misrepresented much of what I had said. They were apparently trying to make the AR-15 civilian model seem too dangerous for civilian sales. They didnt lie about what I said, they just omitted key parts, which changed the meaning.
The examples I most object to are: 1) When I appear to say that the civilian-model AR-15 is just as effective or deadly as the military M16, they omitted that I had said When firing semi-auto only and that the select fire M16 on full auto is of course more effective; and 2) the interviewer pretended not to understand the relevance that, due to the Hague Convention, military bullets cannot be expanding hollow points like hunting bullets that give up all of their energy in the target body instead of passing through with minimum wound effect, with most of the energy still in the bullet and wasted.
Instead we (Armalite) went the small-caliber, high-velocity route and gave the bullet the right twist of 1:14 to be stable in air but unstable in tissue, where it tumbled and gave up all of its energy in a few inches and complied with Hague. This gave us a small cartridge that was half the size, weight, and recoil of a 7.62 NATO so the soldier could carry twice the ammo, fire controllable full auto, and be far more deadly out to 300 yards, the three characteristics that determine military rifle cartridge effect.
But 5.56 cant complete with hunting cartridge bullets, which can legally be expanding hollow point that are more lethal than tumbling. Their lethality is based entirely on how powerful they are. 5.56 is only half as powerful as the 7.62 NATO (.308) hunting bullet. That doesnt mean Im not pleased to see AR-15s sell on the civilian market. It just means I didnt realize they would 57 years ago. And Im not on the wrong side of any gun issue unless someone wants to argue that an infantry rifle cartridge should kill a cavalry horse at 1,000 yards (30-06 criteria).
Jim Sullivan is an American firearms inventor who helped design the AR-15. He also contributed to the Ruger M77 rifle, and the M16, Stoner 63, and Ruger Mini-14 rifles, and is largely responsible for the Ultimax 100 light machine gun.
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Re: Media, Ministry of Truth Issues
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June 22, 2016, 09:01:33 PM »
OTOH someone cited this to me:
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Re: Media, Ministry of Truth Issues
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Quote from: Crafty_Dog on June 22, 2016, 09:01:33 PM
OTOH someone cited this to me:
Those who are trained with firearms recognize that the AR is a great defensive weapon against home invaders, especially for urban environments. It's great for women to defend themselves and their families. Why do anti-civil rights totalitarians want women to be victims?
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Re: Media, Ministry of Truth Issues
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June 23, 2016, 04:57:17 AM »
There is a movie about a society where only the military and police have guns. It's called Schindler's List.
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Ministry of Truth's allies in Hollywood
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Re: Ministry of Truth's allies in Hollywood
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Quote from: Crafty_Dog on June 23, 2016, 12:16:41 PM
Japanese atrocities in WWII are well documented, not sure why Yon is trying to tie pandering to China to that.
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Zuckerberg meeting w Saudi Prince
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Down the memory hole-- Chris Stevens location given away in emails
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June 27, 2016, 10:20:21 AM »
Breitbart and "Conservative Tribune"??
Unless I'm missing something here, this is another sickening commentary on our media, you have to read right wing sites to get news, not just opinion.
In a Google News search for stories about Hillary's email issues, the first, non-right wing story to come up is a USA Today opinion calling Hillary's email situation a "pseudo-scandal", written by a Clinton surrogate.
NOTHING about the story I learned here on the forum via links in Crafty's posts.
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The MSM is uninterested for some reason
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Missing: Noor Salman, and the media's interest in her.
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New generation of Ministry of Truths; yes just ask them they know
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Look at the face on this kid. He can hardly be 25 years old. Right out of the hot bed of progressive radicalism of Univ of Chicago. He is an editor? at the Huff post. All of a sudden these kids get behind an ipad and they are experts,editors, editorialists, opinionists, policy experts on every subject one can think of, spokespeople for whole generations......
And Huff makes millions. And Soros like rich guys fund these kids on MIC news to propagate the March Forward speak . What a racket:
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Dick , a National Enquirer writer now?
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July 15, 2016, 07:09:07 PM »
I wonder if he wrote the recent headline about "crooked Hillary". I do not admit to buying the rag / mag but i so admit reading while on line at the supermarket! Hey what am I supposed to do while waiting. Read candy wrappers?
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Re: Media, Ministry of Truth Issues
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I saw that; either he is getting desperate or he is getting a lot of money for the gig , , , or both.
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We are being lied to
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There and here.
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Re: We are being lied to
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Quote from: G M on July 15, 2016, 11:11:10 PM
There and here.
I was surprised that they hadn't done something like this. Anytime someone is willing to die with sdomething like that, they're trying to send a message. Shooting someone these days isn't nearly terrific enough (even children expect worse from their video games).
It's all a matter of perspective.
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POTAH: Murdoch Brothers-- what happens next at FOX News?
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Murdoch Brothers Challenge: What Happens Next at Fox News?
By BROOKS BARNES and EMILY STEELJULY 17, 2016
Lachlan Murdoch, left, and his brother James Murdoch, the executive co-chairmen of 21st Century Fox, called for an internal investigation into Gretchen Carlsons sexual harassment lawsuit against the Fox News chairman, Roger Ailes. Credit Drew Angerer/Getty Images
LOS ANGELES They have shaken up 21st Century Foxs profile in Washington, replacing their fathers Republican lobbying chief with a Democratic one. They have jettisoned film executives, overhauled foreign TV operations and dug into the evolution of cable channels like National Geographic.
Their father, Rupert Murdoch, handed them the reins of 21st Century Fox only a year ago. But since then, James and Lachlan Murdoch have been remaking the company at breakneck speed.
Yet there remains one corner of the company a critically important one where the generational shift has not been visible: Fox News.
The brothers have left it alone for two reasons. First, Fox News, which continues to dominate in the ratings, contributes roughly 20 percent of the conglomerates annual earnings, and any changes, even seemingly minor ones, could endanger that profit. Second, Roger Ailes, who has run Fox News for 20 years, has little interest in corporate oversight. He has sparred with Lachlan Murdoch in the past and won.
But the Murdoch siblings now have little choice. Gretchen Carlson, the former Fox News host, filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against Mr. Ailes on July 6. Her charges have resulted in a public-relations nightmare for Fox News, and 21st Century Fox now faces questions about succession planning at the linchpin operation. In short, analysts say, it has become the Murdoch brothers biggest leadership challenge since taking over.
Moving with notable speed, the Murdochs hired the law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison to run an internal investigation. A leader of the firms inquiry is Michele Hirshman, a former deputy New York attorney general known for helping Eliot Spitzer fend off criminal charges in the federal prostitution case that led to his resignation as governor. Ms. Hirshmans team, which includes multiple Paul, Weiss partners and associates, has started to interview employees and review emails.
Mr. Ailes, 76, a towering figure in media and Republican politics, has denied any wrongdoing, and 21st Century Fox has expressed its full confidence in him.
Even so, James and Lachlan Murdoch, along with lawyers and their father, who has been phoning in from vacation, have had daily discussions about the crisis, according to two people briefed on the discussions, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss private company dealings. Given the importance of Fox News to the company, the high profile of Mr. Ailes and the seriousness of the allegations, the Murdochs want to make sure impartial and thorough consideration is given to the matter.
There are also things to consider beyond the specifics of Ms. Carlsons lawsuit. What happens if the investigation turns up nothing to support her claims but finds a hostile workplace nonetheless?
Upending Fox News with a seismic leadership change, particularly as the presidential election season intensifies, is a scenario the brothers are not eager to confront. Despite their personal feelings toward Mr. Ailes, which run cool, and despite their eagerness to modernize 21st Century Fox, the company needs Mr. Ailes, analysts say.
In addition to the more than $1 billion in profit it delivers annually, Fox News gives 21st Century Fox a weapon in talks with cable and satellite operators: Carry all of our networks, and at favorable terms, or we will withhold the enormously popular Fox News. Without the omnipotent Mr. Ailes in charge, Fox News could quickly lose its focus and become less of a juggernaut. Moreover, Mr. Ailes has no clear replacement.
A spokeswoman for 21st Century Fox declined to comment for this article.
In June 2015, when Rupert Murdoch named his sons, James, now 43, and Lachlan, 44, as his successors, the reaction in Hollywood and even inside 21st Century Fox, to a degree was subdued. Most people figured the brothers would be timid, at least until their father, who held on to the title of executive chairman, stepped more firmly aside. (James Murdoch was named chief executive and Lachlan Murdoch was named executive chairman, but the company says the two manage in tandem.)
There were some early awkward moments. During a conference call last year with analysts to discuss quarterly financial results, Lachlan Murdoch seemed to struggle, while James Murdoch seemed to signal that this was less a partnership than a one-man show. But the brothers swiftly fell into step and began to exercise their new power, in some instances catching their own executive ranks by surprise.
In September came a $725 million deal to buy control of the National Geographic roster of cable channels and print publications. News of the deal was met with skepticism by many National Geographic employees, who questioned whether their organizations scientific standards would be threatened by closer alignment with 21st Century Fox and, in particular, with Fox News, where some commentators have questioned global warming.
On the day the deal was announced, James Murdoch, a supporter of environmental causes (his wife, Kathryn, is a trustee of the Environmental Defense Fund), calmed the National Geographic troops at a town hall meeting. He apologized for some of the programming that 21st Century Fox had previously put on the National Geographic channels under a more limited partnership, saying it did not meet the brands standards or promise.
In January, the brothers restructured 21st Century Foxs international channels business, a roster of some 350 channels that generates $3 billion in annual revenue, resulting in the departure of the divisions chief executive, Hernan Lopez. In February, they started a voluntary buyout program aimed at older movie and television personnel Fox News and Fox local stations were excluded resulting in the departures of nearly 400 people.
The moves have continued apace. In April, Michael Regan, the companys longtime lobbying chief, was replaced by Chip Smith, a veteran Democratic strategist. Hulu, which is co-owned by 21st Century Fox, said in May that it would begin selling a bundle of cable and broadcast channels. The brothers have sought to be industry leaders when it comes to piping television directly to consumers whether in India with Hotstar, a streaming service that now has 72 million users, or with the Fox broadcast network, which last week began testing a similar app.
The brothers recently put into motion a regime change at their film division by abruptly announcing that Stacey Snider, the studios co-chairwoman, would succeed Jim Gianopulos as movie chief.
You have to have a real appetite for change, James Murdoch said at an analyst event in June. Our biggest risk, our single biggest competitive threat, is our own incumbency.
And yet there Fox News has sat an island that, until now, has fallen into the if its not broke, dont fix it category.
James and Lachlan Murdoch have long had a complicated relationship with Mr. Ailes. About a decade ago, Mr. Ailes and Lachlan Murdoch faced off in a power struggle that eventually led to Lachlans unexpected resignation from his fathers empire. James Murdoch has been careful not to criticize Mr. Ailes in public, but people close to him say that he has expressed private concerns that the Fox News brand casts an unfavorable shadow on other parts of the company, particularly in Hollywood.
The friction between Mr. Ailes and the brothers came into public view last summer, when Mr. Ailes told an interviewer that he would continue to report directly to Rupert Murdoch. A week later, a company spokeswoman said that Mr. Ailes would report to Lachlan and James and continue his longstanding relationship with Rupert. The next week, in announcing a new multiyear contract for Mr. Ailes, the company said he would report jointly to Rupert, Lachlan and James.
A timeline for the Paul, Weiss investigation has not been disclosed. Although reported by some news outlets as an independent review commissioned by the companys board, that description is not correct. The firm was retained by 21st Century Fox not only to investigate but also to provide legal advice. (The rarer true independent review would preclude legal advice.)
Even so, questions have surfaced about the firms independence, in part because of an unconnected case. Last year, the National Football League hired Paul, Weiss to conduct an inquiry into underinflated game balls used by the New England Patriots. The firm later represented the N.F.L. in a related court proceeding, drawing criticism from a New York judge for serving as both investigator and retained counsel. (That judges ruling was reversed on appeal.)
A spokeswoman for Paul, Weiss declined to comment.
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I didn't watch the RNC last night. But reading the headlines in the media is reported only the negative. All controversy. "Racist", "hate", "plagiarism", "white", "anger", "dark and stormy", "fear", and not one positive adjective in any headline anywhere in the usual sources I read for news.
We don't hear plagiarism claims when Hillary basically copies others when she takes their ideas . We don't hear much about it with Obama. We don't hear much about the "I have a dream" speech being plagiarized.
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How the Media Covers Up Muslim and BLM Terrorism...
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How the Media Covers Up Muslim and #BlackLivesMatter Terrorism
Every Muslim and #BlackLivesMatter Terrorist is just a troubled loner.
July 19, 2016
Daniel Greenfield
No sooner are the bloodstains and bits of human flesh hosed off the concrete from the latest Muslim or #BlackLivesMatter terrorist attack and the grieving families ushered through the cold metal doors of impersonal morgues to identify the bodies of their loved ones that the vultures of the media rise above a wounded city and begin spinning the same old lies.
The propaganda, the artful selection and deselection of facts, have become as familiar to us as they were to any of the residents of the Soviet Union or North Korea. Anyone who pays attention knows not only that they are being lied to, but can easily predict the lies that they will be told on the evening news even before they actually hear them being spoken out loud.
We always knew that the Muslim terrorist, even before he was identified, would turn out to be a secular loner who was depressed over his family life. All the media had to do with Mohammed Bouhlel, the Islamic terrorist who murdered 84 people in Nice, France was to replay the same exact narrative as the one that they had fed us with Omar Mateen, the Islamic terrorist who murdered 49 people in Orlando.
Irreligious, depressed loner with family problems. Check. No connection to Islamic terrorism. Suggestion of mental illness. Check and check. Insistence on his lack of interest in religion? One final check.
Mohammed shouted Allahu Akbar, the ancient Muslim battle cry that originated with Mohammed's murder of Jews whose meaning is that Allah is greater than the deities of non-Muslims, but the media persists in its dedication to burying the truth in a shallow unmarked grave at midnight behind CNN headquarters.
Gavin Eugene Long aka Cosmo Setepenra, who murdered three police officers in Baton Rouge, was also unstable. Much like Dallas cop-killer Micah Johnson, who was also another unstable loner.
What do Mohammed and Gavin, Micah and Omar all have in common? Theyre inconvenient killers.
The left supports the ideologies, black nationalism and Islam, in whose name they carried out their crimes so the media has to redirect attention away from the ideology to the individual.
It doesnt matter that the killers were very clear about their motives. What matters is hiding the truth.
Every Muslim or #BlackLivesMatter terrorist is just a crazy, depressed loner unable to cope with lifes problems. Descriptions emphasize that they were not part of a group; particularly the groups that the media is attempting to carry water for. Instead Micah Johnson was reclusive even though he spent his time partying with a laundry list of racist black nationalist groups, including the New Black Panther Party.
Omar Mateen was a loner. Mohammed Bouhlel, the Nice killer, was a troubled, angry loner with little interest in Islam. Or perhaps he was a bitter loner or even a weird loner who became depressed.
The key word here is loner. Loners arent part of a group. When you call a Muslim terrorism a loner or a #BlackLivesMatter terrorist reclusive, then theres no need to look at the movement they were part of. Loners have no movements. Neither do recluses. Theyre just weird and unstable people who go crazy for incomprehensible reasons.
Like depression. Or the weather.
Propaganda rarely gets more obvious than this.
And its not just the media. The troubled loner narrative comes from the very top down.
Obama insisted that it was very hard to untangle the motives of the Dallas cop killer and that he would leave it to psychologists but that the danger is that we somehow suggest the act of a troubled individuals speaks to some larger political statement across the country.
Micah Johnson had been very clear about his motives. He was a black nationalist activist angry about #BlackLivesMatter issues who said that he wanted to kill white police officers.
Obama contended that Johnson was clearly crazy because, By definition if you shoot people who pose no threat to you, you have a troubled mind. By that definition, the Nazis were all troubled.
But Obama had cultivated no similar ambiguity after the Charleston massacre. Instead in his eulogy he said that Dylann Storm Roof surely sensed the meaning of his violent act. It was an act that drew on a long history of bombs and arson and shots fired at churches, not random, but as a means of control, a way to terrorize and oppress.
And then he demanded that after the actions of one troubled loner, the Confederate flag had to come down across the country.
But not all troubled loners are created equal.
Roofs massacre was part of a larger pattern and a bigger history. But each act of Islamic terrorism or black nationalist violence is purely of the moment and has no larger meaning. Its perpetrators are crazy and their political motives dont matter. Even though Islamic terrorism has over 1,000 years of history behind it and violence associated with black nationalist groups goes back quite far, neither really exists.
Once again this is what propaganda looks like.
The troubled loner narrative is a tactical weapon of spin. When the killer is ideologically convenient, then hes not a troubled loner, but a representative of a larger political movement. When hes ideologically inconvenient, then his ideology will hardly be mentioned, only his personal problems.
Your average political terrorist who is willing to kill a bunch of people over the weekend will generally not have the perfect life sitting in his vest pocket. The odds will be very good that his apartment will be messy, his personal life messier and that plenty of people will remember him as a loner or strange.
Of course the same thing could have been said about Adolf Hitler and much of the Nazi elite.
Political radicalism attracts unstable people. This does not mean that we can ignore the ideologies of political radicals by reducing them to personal pathologies. Doing so with a political movement is dishonest and futile. The Nazis could not have been defeated by pretending that they didnt exist.
Its the political allies of a terrorist movement who are most likely to play the game of pretending that ideological atrocities are really personal quirks. And that we should focus on the latter not the former.
The media spin on Micah Johnson and Eugene Gavin Long, Omar Mateen and Mohammed Bouhlel is propaganda with a purpose. The purpose is protecting the medias political allies from being linked to the atrocities being committed by their friendly neighborhood Islamists and black nationalists.
Every Muslim and black nationalist terrorist is crazy. Because the alternative is admitting that both movements use violence to achieve their goals. And that their political allies on the left are complicit in their crimes.
As the violence increases, so do the cover-ups. Anyone who reaches the obvious conclusion about Islamic terrorism and #BlackLivesMatter is dubbed a bigot. A rash of politically motivated killers are dismissed as lunatics. Gun control is revived, not just for its own sake, but as a convenient distraction.
Just as the crimes of Communism dragged the left deeper into the cover-up with each bloody year, so too the crimes of Islam and black nationalism stain the lefts hands a darker shade of red every single month. And eventually there will be no choice left but to bring down the curtain and tell the truth.
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"The troubled loner narrative is a tactical weapon of spin. When the killer is ideologically convenient, then hes not a troubled loner, but a representative of a larger political movement. When hes ideologically inconvenient, then his ideology will hardly be mentioned, only his personal problems."
if an isolated policeman in a Southern State guns down a black (in the rare event) he is never a troubled mentally ill person but a cold blooded killer who is part of a systemic racist police problem
But a Muslim guy screaming alal akbar (whatever) while slaughtering innocents is never part of a larger systemic group that preaches hate terror and murder he is always a troubled young man who just needed a job etc....
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The phrase, by the way - contrary to most media statements - translates NOT as "God is great," but as "Allah is GREATER" (than all other 'false' gods).
This is an important distinction. Regardless - as Daniel Greenfield points out - even when a person is screaming this as he slaughters innocent people, he is simply "troubled."
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"Just doing my job" - exactly playing the CNN jornolister's job of pushing identity and racial politics. THAT is his job:
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Got to watch those jornoLISTERS with a fine tooth comb. Whatever happens to the Repub party they really need to spend big time on countering propaganda.
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Skip to comments.Boxer to Introduce Common-Sense Concealed Firearms Act of 2011(Barf Alert)
Posted on 01/24/2011 4:14:28 AM PST by marktwain
Washington, D.C. January 22, 2011 U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA) today announced that next week she will introduce the Common-Sense Concealed Firearms Act of 2011, which would require all states that allow residents to carry concealed weapons in public to have minimum standards for granting permits.
Senator Boxer said, "The tragic events in Tucson earlier this month are a reminder of why we need common-sense gun laws. This measure will establish reasonable permitting standards for Americans who wish to carry concealed firearms. According to a recent poll, more than 60 percent of respondents believe there should be a reasonable permitting process for those who wish to carry concealed firearms."
Senator Boxer's legislation would require all states that allow residents to carry concealed weapons to establish permitting processes that would include meaningful consultation with local law enforcement authorities to determine whether the permit applicant is worthy of the public trust and has shown good cause to carry a concealed firearm.
Currently, two states do not permit residents to carry concealed firearms, while three states, including Arizona, allow residents to carry concealed firearms in public without a permit. The other 45 states require residents to obtain permits to carry concealed firearms, but the majority of these states would not meet the standard set in this bill.
Senator Boxer plans to introduce the legislation when the Senate reconvenes next week.
I'm betting this particular Federal "permission slip" will die in committee...Oops, wait, this is the Senate...
Well, good luck with this making it through the House...
Man, don't you just love gridlock...
When nothing actually gets done up there, we are SOOOOO much better off...
She can take this "common sense" and shove it...
If the left can control a right, it becomes no right at all.
FU you leftist whore... keep your demonicrat hands off of our Constitution and spend some time trying to save that putrid leftist mecca state of yours.
Hmmm, Let's guess what questions the good Senator Boxer (aka the "anti-maam") would have us answer.
1. Q: Do you own a gun? Ans: yes Police: you fail
2. Q: Do you believe in Global Warming? Ans: no, Police: you fail.
3. Q: Do you sort your garbage? Ans: no, Police: you fail
4. Q: are you a member of a socialist organization? Ans: no, Police: you fail
5. Q: Do you believe in the Constitution and God? Ans: yes, Police: jailer!!
Wow...don't you just love the idiocy of these moonbat asshats? Just because you name something "common-sense" doesn't make it so. I think she should name her proposed bill the "I-am-an-extremely-wealthy-moonbat-who-doesn't-have-a-clue-about anything" bill. Other than the entertainment value of her idiocy is there any rational reason for her representing anyone? What a complete pathetic fool. (Please note the "new tone")
And exactly where in the Constitution do you find the authority to push this nonsense Ms boxer? Do you understand Ms boxer that many, many Americans view this proposal as an attack on our liberty. And you want civility! Are you serious?
LULZ! That is a contradiction within itself: How the frak can anything coming from BoxerIdiot be "common snese"? NOT! =.=
The ONLY common sense rule governing firearms is the 2nd amandment to the Constitution. All others are for the express purpose of depriving Americans of the right to self defense.
Hey Mrs. Boxer. I have an idea. Rather than coming up with some new gun laws, why not just make it illegal to murder somebody? Oh, wait, I guess that's already illegal. Well, what about a law that will keep someone with a concealed carry permit from murdering someone? Oh, wait, the guy who did the shooting didn't bother with getting a concealed carry permit. OK, well how about a law that would require you to have a concealed carry permit before you could carry a gun. Hey, that would stop all the murderers and bank robbers who currently commit those crimes without a permit from committing any more crimes!
You gotta love the left First their already in place gun control requiring background checks failed and failed big time. Now instead of fixing tht problem, or even just having the local sherrifs do their jobs when it comes to reports about mentally unstable people, they just want to make another law that will do aboslutely nothing to prevent would be criminals from doing what they are going to do.
So Babs is saying this is a direct result of Tucson....I wasn't aware David Loughtner had a conceal carry permit...HE DIDN'T! This is such a stupid excuse!
The recurring theme, evident over the past few years in particular, is that it is NOT the lack of laws and regulations that is the problem, it is the expectation that the government bureaucrats can enforce anything in a coherent manner.
2.) Katrina / FEMA
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The nation needs better care for the criminally insane, but that would reduce the liberal ranks.
What the left "gives" they can take away.
While many states were passing concealed carry during the 1990s, the federal government was baning rifles.
She is just playing to her base in a state that is "may issue" concealed carry.
The Civil War took away most States rights. Boxer wants to take away some more.
Madam Boxer is trying to set the table that states just hand out CCW permits like candy. She wants to require all states that allow residents to carry to have minimum standards for granting permits. So, requiring a criminal background check and passing a proficiency test isn't enough? Just another excuse to dilute the 2nd and 10th ammendment by another dimrat. The minimum federal standards would be impossible to meet and have the ultimate result of disarming the population by regulation.
But I would bet that she has armed security.
all for me, none for thee.
I think the grabboids have learned from their experience with the AWB. They will use Tucson to ban magazines holding more than 10 rounds, and that law will pass, count on it. And it won't have a sunset.
The only question is, will our currently owned mags be grandfathered?
But "high cap" mags over 10 rounds will be banned by 2012 and forever after. Count on it.
Al becuzz one dumbass Sherrifff wouldn't do his job.
How about a "Common Sense Concealed Communist Act of 2011" being introduced in the House?
I know, but it pisses me off. They are just trying to catch Americans off guard
by using any crazy lunatic going on a spree. One of their own lunatics.
I think murder was already illegal in Tucson. Somebody correct me if I'm wrong.
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed.
useful idiot
Molon labe, senator idiot
With the Senate and the White House in socialist hands, damn right gridlock is a wonderful thing.
Forgot to include
6. "did you vote for Obama?" Ans:no Police: fail.
7. Do you fall into any of the DHS domestic extremist categories? Ans: yes, veteran, pro-life, pro-Consisution, pro-2A. police: FEMA camp red list.
Didn't you know? Concealed carry has a VERY BIG impact on Interstate Commerce!
Mine will be by the power invested in me by the Second Ammendment.
I think Mr. Loughtner DID have a conceal carry permit.
the ban will only happen if we allow it to happen.
The term "common-sense" when used by gun control advocates has long been defined as a total prohibition on gun ownership by anyone other than police, military, and those with special governmental privileges.
A couple months ago, this would have become law. Elections have consequences.
I find it absolutely repugnant that anyone would exploit that tragedy for political gain. Boxer has no decorum, no respect and no legitimacy on this issue.
She should be ashamed to even try to use the Tucson shooting to her gain. Talk about dancing on graves. Does she have any shred of class about her at all?
Bad idea. If any classes or tests are required, then the government can make it impossible to get the classes by limiting them due to "Budget constraints." and offering the tests once every two years. Any barrier to the issue process can be raised to impossible heights by malicious anti-gun bureaucrats.
How can that poor excuse of a "representative" even use the words "common sense" when she herself doesn't have enough sense to place on a pinhead?
Stupid wench.
The reason we have a right to bear arms is to keep the
government in line with the constitution. When the
government wants to step outside of the constitutional guidelines they have to neutralize anything that is in the way. Throughout history, tyrants and dictators have always
suppressed the peoples ability to defend themselves. This is
what it is and has been all along. They fear an educated and
armed populace.
Common sense and Barbara Boxer? She is the opposite of the term common sense. She knows not what it is nor can common sense exist in her small liberal fantasy world.
She wouldn't know common sense if it bit her on her Boxer butt.....
She an her kind had congress an a potus that could have passed this on any Sunday for the past 2 years. Just putting the onus on the right.... Rats are obvious in their fake outrage.
Doom on their games....
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Don't you know that there is no difference between the parties? At least that is what I am always told here.
Uniform rules for CC would be good, but the way the feds do things no thanks.
I can live with the rules here in fly over country.
In California, concealed permits require "good cause" — which is why nobody no politically well connected can get one.
Feinstein and Boxer can pack or have armed body guards, but their attitude towards the "little people" is more like #$#$#$% you, peons!
Didnt the first set of common-sense gun laws. Do the trick?
What about the second set? Third?
Isnt it curious how the gradually destruction of freedom doesnt help matters, does it?
Every time Leftists come out with a new way to take away our freedoms, they never seem to work as claimed and only make things worse, requiring a repeat of the entire process.
Maybe each of these new anti-Liberty initiatives should really be called Common-Insanity?
Well, and the complete and utter disregard on the part of the feds for the Constitutional scheme for what issues and powers go to which branches and levels of government. Even if something IS a good idea, that doesn't mean "good idea" supersedes the Constitution about which part of government, if any, may deal with the issue.
(Disclaimer: NOT implying this one is a good idea.)
In most counties, I hear Kali's actually classified as "probably won't issue".
****Hmmm, Lets guess what questions the good Senator Boxer (aka the anti-maam) would have us answer.***
Want to carry a gun? Answer this question!
"HOW many bubbles are there in a bar of soap?"
Naw, this is Southern Arizona, baby! Shoot at will! (Actually we don't have any guys named "Will" left, but do your best)
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